Premiere "Under The Sidewalk
Moon"
SIDEWALK MOON FILMS ANNOUNCES ITS ALABAMA PREMIERE OF THE
INDEPENDENT FILM "UNDER THE SIDEWALK MOON" AT TUSCALOOSA'S BAMA THEATRE MAY
22nd, 2003
Sidewalk Moon Films announces its Alabama Premiere of
the independent film, entitled "Under the Sidewalk Moon" at the
Bama Theatre in Tuscaloosa, Alabama on May 22nd, 2003, with doors opening
at 7:00pm. For ticket information, please contact Steve Moon at 205-567-8518 or
via email at
swmoon1@hotmail.com.
"The movie is quite an accomplishment. I was writer, director, editor,
producer, and everything else you can imagine. It was quite challenging working
with schedules and scouting locations on top of a full time job", says Steve
Moon, the film's producer. "I have written everything from music video
treatments to screenplays, and after having been burned in Hollywood when a
major film was produced and released based on my work, well I decided to go into
indies. I worked with "Boys Don't Cry" director Kimberly Peirce as I began
production of Sidewalk Moon."
The Tuscaloosa premiere is one of many screenings throughout
the Southeast, including Franklin, TN; Atlanta, GA; and Chattanooga,
TN. Sidewalk Moon Films is currently in pre-production for another
feature film being shot in the Birmingham area.
Sidewalk Moon Films is a full scale production company specializing in
script supervision, casting and production of documentaries, shorts, and feature
films. For more information on Sidewalk Moon Films, please contact Steve Moon at
205-567-8518 or email at
swmoon1@hotmail.com.
-submitted by Steve Moon
For those who were actors in the film call Steve Moon at
567-8518 for complimentary tickets
Filmmakers
Resource
With all the fanfare about the upcoming change of aspect
ratios from 1-1:33 to 1-1:78 (marketed as 16:9) for our U.S.
television systems you can see why some of us film afficinados of the previous
decades are sort of ho-hum about the idea. The American Wide Screen
Museum at http://widescreenmuseum.com will
show what BIG screen presentations really are. With
the information about Cinerama, Cinemascope, Vistavision, Superscope, Todd
AO and a few more nearly forgotten formats, you can dust off those old
anamorphic primes that you've been using as paperweights and decide which lens
system to film your next indy production with.
There are additional catagories about the development
of color film stock and sound tracks and special video downloads about the
renovation of Cinerama theaters to show movies like "How The West Was
Won" in it's original three film presentation.
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